Porsche Centre Wolverhampton supports local businesses
21/4/2017
On Wednesday 12 April, Porsche Centre Wolverhampton hosted an exclusive evening with two local wellness companies.
Deborah Mitchell, a beautician and entrepreneur behind the 'Heaven' skincare brand and Chris Jewkes, founder and owner of 'Chris Jewkes Fitness', were on hand with their teams to offer health and wellbeing advice and product demonstrations. The full Porsche range was on display and guests were able to book demonstration drives, all whilst being treated to drinks and canapés.
Centre Principal Simon Priest said: 'We were thrilled to be able to host this event and support businesses in the local community. Our facility is fantastic for companies to come and showcase their products and services to guests within the area'.
Please contact a member of our team on 01902 394 010 or info@porschewolverhampton.co.uk for more information about using Porsche Centre Wolverhampton for your next business event.
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